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Accident report and evidence

Road-life decision workshop

Make one decision at a time. Learn from each result, retry mistakes and keep your completed training report.

Change a control and observe why the result changes. These are simplified teaching models, not measurements for a real vehicle.

Make the scene safe and obtain urgent help first. Exchange driver, vehicle and insurer details; identify witnesses and photograph positions, signs and damage only when safe.
The European accident statement has common fields: date/place, injuries, damage, witnesses, then A/B policyholder, vehicle, insurer, driver, impact, damage, circumstances, sketch, observations and signatures. Label vehicles consistently A/B.
Tick only accurate circumstances and total the boxes. Sketch the moment of impact with arrows and signs. Read both columns before signing; signing records circumstances, not by itself an admission of liability. Never sign a blank or inaccurate form; record disagreements and contact your insurer/police as appropriate. Keep your copy and notify the insurer promptly.

Complete every check correctly to master this lesson. Each applied question explains the consequence of your choice.